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I posted this question on another forum and got no response so I thought I would try this well informed group.
As you can see from my sig, I have a stage III motor and am considering a Dragtron II AC because I like the looks of it. I have found a source that converts these carb only AC's to EFI. My question is; is the Dragtron II able to deliver enough air for my motor, or am I better off staying with the SE?
Thanks,
Marsh
With the build that you have, you probably wouldn't FEEL any change at all. You might see a measured increase on a dynomometer.
PS...IMO...I would save the money and just put an SE/ K&N assembly on, unless you have it on already.
Last edited by producer; Dec 18, 2009 at 03:35 PM.
Reason: added thoughts
With the build that you have, you probably wouldn't FEEL any change at all. You might see a measured increase on a dynomometer.
PS...IMO...I would save the money and just put an SE/ K&N assembly on, unless you have it on already.
I just looked at the Dragtron, because I've never seen one, They don't look too bad. That price seems resonable too. Get it and give us your results.
produce can you put a link to their site i cannot seem to find it
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Sedluxe, I can't find it either but you can google "Dragtron performance air cleaners" like Marsh did and pull up quite a few pics and vendor sites in your state.
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